Bistra

Bistra is a small agreement within the Municipality of Vrhnika within the Inner Carniola area of Slovenia. It is pleasant known for Bistra Charterhouse, a big monastic complex that from 1260 housed the first charterhouse in Carniola. It changed into disbanded in 1782 upon a decree with the aid of the Emperor Joseph II. Since 1951, it houses the Technical Museum of Slovenia. The museum's collections contain gadgets related to forestry, carpentry, fishing, power, and shipping, such as a large series of Tito's automobiles and numerous others that were used within the filming of Schindler's List.

Bistra and names love it e.G., Bistrica, as well as the German adaptation of the call as Feistritz, are common in Slovene ethnic territory. Such names have been at first hydronyms that had been later applied to the settlements along rivers or streams with these names. The names are derived from Slavic bystrica 'swiftly flowing river', from the Slavic adjective bystrъ 'rapidly flowing, speeding'. Bistra is known as after the Bistra River, a proper tributary of the Ljubljanica. The settlement changed into known as Freudenthal in German.